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  Carpfishing: 3 mistakes to avoid

  Posted in: Advice from the champion, Carpfishing

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  Carpfishing - For those who have been practicing carpfishing for several years, some of the information we are about to provide may be obvious and repetitive. But it is good to remind everyone that there are some mistakes, often gross, that are made when you decide to practice carp fishing and approach a new fishing technique with inexperience.

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  Fishing rods: types and techniques

  Posted in: All about fishing rods

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  Nowadays there are a multitude of types of fishing rods, but today we will focus on just some of them, let's start from the ancestors of the first rods, i.e. the fixed rods, used almost exclusively for float fishing

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  Fishing Rods Online, Buy the Best at Discounted Prices

  Posted in: Advice from the champion

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  If you are an enthusiast or professional in the world of fishing, you will know how important it is to have high quality gear. The success of your on-water explorations largely depends on the type of fishing rods you use. In this guide, we will show you how and where to find the best fishing rods online at affordable prices, without compromising quality.

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  Maggots: types, baiting and baiting

  Posted in: Fishing

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  The blowfly larva, better known as maggot or cagnotto, is one of the main baits for fishing and is suitable for attacking almost all fish present in our waters, both fresh and salty. Given the great demand from fishermen, it is produced artificially using meat waste (mainly poultry), there is also maggot produced using fish waste, but the latter has inferior characteristics compared to that produced with meat as it tends to sink with more effort.

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  Opening of trout fishing. Everything you need to know!

  Posted in: Where to fish

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  There are two important times during the year for the trout fisherman. The first is the infamous "opening" while the second is known as the "closing". The terms are very common in fishing jargon but, for those who don't know, opening means the beginning of trout fishing while closing usually indicates the last day of salmonid fishing. Trout fishing in running waters such as rivers and streams, in fact, is not open all year round: the national regulation, with some exceptions at provincial...

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